Atletico president Cerezo furious over speculation on Chelsea target Falcao

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Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo says he has grown angry with the continued speculation surrounding Chelsea target Radamel Falcao and stated that talk of his departure has gone too far.

The Colombian striker scored two goals for his country in a 2-0 victory over Paraguay last Friday and that display was followed by yet more rumours surrounding a potential move away from Los Rojiblancos.

The 64-year-old Cerezo was then quizzed on the latest stories, but after being faced with a barrage of questions on the same topic in recent weeks, he delivered a furious response.

"I'm not rude, but I’m really angry. Everything in life has a limit. I don't know his future, but if you know it you can tell him," he told reporters at the end of a meeting with La Liga coaches at the Spanish Football Federation.

"I can't stand to hear this rumour anymore. I can only say that Falcao now plays for Atletico Madrid."

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